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On Behalf of Dale & Eke | Mar 23, 2026 | Business Law
Running a business in Indiana can bring situations where another party’s actions put your operations, reputation or intellectual property at risk. A cease and desist notice gives you a direct way to address the issue early. Knowing when you have a valid reason to send...
On Behalf of Dale & Eke | Mar 13, 2026 | Estate Planning
A special needs trust serves as a financial tool for a loved one during their lifetime. However, families often ask what happens to the money after the beneficiary dies. The specific rules within the trust, along with state regulations, dictate how to distribute any...
On Behalf of Dale & Eke | Feb 17, 2026 | Estate Planning
If you own a multi-family property, you may already wonder what will happen to it when you pass away. Will your family keep living there? Will they hold it as an investment or choose to sell? When a property serves as both a home and a source of income, it helps to...
On Behalf of Dale & Eke | Feb 6, 2026 | Real Estate
Finding and working on a fixer-upper in Indiana is a great opportunity for you to tailor a home to your vision at a lower price point. Still, not every home that needs renovations is a hidden gem. This blog explores a few elements to evaluate before signing over the...
On Behalf of Dale & Eke | Feb 3, 2026 | Business Law
Selling a business marks a major milestone, and Indiana law affects several parts of the process. While no statute dictates every step, common legal and tax rules shape how sales unfold. Preparing early helps reduce delays, pricing disputes, and post‑sale issues....
On Behalf of Dale & Eke | Jan 29, 2026 | Estate Planning
You may have cultivated the same Indiana ground for decades while your child already runs equipment, manages crops or manages daily operations. That can make succession seem resolved. Under Indiana law, it does not. Courts cannot enforce informal understandings,...
On Behalf of Dale & Eke | Jan 21, 2026 | Estate Planning
Blended families bring unique estate planning concerns, especially when spouses and children come from different relationships. Indiana law sets default rules that may not match your intentions if you do not plan ahead. Understanding how these rules work helps you...
On Behalf of Dale & Eke | Jan 12, 2026 | Business Law, Estate Planning
For many families in the Indianapolis area, a farm is more than just acres of soil. It is a legacy built over generations of hard work. However, a common challenge arises when the next generation inherits the land. You may want to keep the tractors moving and the...
On Behalf of Dale & Eke | Jan 2, 2026 | Real Estate
The homeowners association (HOA) can act as the governing body of neighborhoods. While they have authority as a legal entity, the board’s power is not absolute. If you recently received a penalty for your grass length or a trash can placement, knowing where the law...
On Behalf of Dale & Eke | Dec 22, 2025 | Estate Planning
College tuition costs have skyrocketed in recent decades, growing much faster than regular inflation and wages. For many families in Indiana, thinking about college expenses can feel overwhelming when planning for your children's or grandchildren's futures. Adding...